Esmé von Hoffman is a multi-talented individual, boasting a plethora of accomplishments in the realm of film direction, writing, and production. Her debut feature film, Ovid and the Art of Love, has garnered widespread acclaim, with publications such as Entertainment Weekly, BuzzFeed, IndieWire, and Variety, among others, featuring it on their "movies-to-watch" lists.
Critics have been effusive in their praise for her work, with Film Threat describing it as "beautiful, remarkable, original," RogerEbert.com labeling it "clever," and Forbes Magazine deeming it "charming."
Prior to her feature filmmaking endeavors, von Hoffman served as a producer at the Food Network, where she honed her skills in the industry. She has also worked on short films for a variety of organizations, including MindBodyGreen, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and Flatiron Health, to name a few.
Von Hoffman's educational background is impressive, having studied history, screenwriting, and drama at the esteemed Yale University. Initially, she began her career as an actress and freelance journalist in New York City before transitioning to filmmaking.
